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Take the A,C, or 1 train to 168 Street. Walk west on W. 168 Street towards Fort Washington Ave. Cross the street and continue walking on W. 168 Street. After the curve this will turn into Haven Ave. Cross W. 169 St and arrive at 61 Haven Ave which is located between W. 169 and W. 170 St.

Bright Horizons at New York Presbyterian Hospital Uptown

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About Our Staff

A Bright Horizons teacher is a nurturer as well as an educator, someone who encourages learning through exploration, and who understands the balance between what a child needs to feel safe and what she requires to reach her potential. Your child’s teacher is your partner. At Bright Horizons, families and teachers work together --celebrating successes, navigating challenges, and communicating daily about your child’s achievements and goals.

Meet Our Teachers

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  • Name: Beverly
  • I Teach: Preschool
  • Teaching Since: 2006
  • I love teaching children because: By teaching, I make wonderful connections with children and families. Children's learning is the key to our future!
  • Favorite Children's Book: A Bad Case of Strips
  • Name: Bibi
  • I Teach: Twos
  • Teaching Since: 1976
  • I love teaching children because: I love to be apart of the children's growing process as well as sharing my wealth of knowledge and talents.
  • Favorite Children's Book: The Three Little Bears
  • Name: Clara
  • I Teach: Young Toddlers
  • Teaching Since: 1996
  • I love teaching children because: I love to see how happy the children get everytime we teach them a new concept or show them a new activity.
  • Favorite Children's Book: Goodnight Moon, Chicka Chicka Boom Boom, and In My Mom's Arms
  • Name: Connie
  • I Teach: Infants
  • Teaching Since: 1987
  • I love teaching children because: Infants are where it all begins! Infants are the best!!!
  • Favorite Children's Book: Ten Tiny Babies
  • Name: Jennifer
  • I Teach: Young Toddlers
  • Teaching Since: 2002
  • I love teaching children because: I like to be a part of their learning experience.
  • Favorite Children's Book: Alexander's Terrible Horrible No Good Very Bad Day
  • Name: Lutfunnessa
  • I Teach: Toddlers
  • Teaching Since: 2010
  • I love teaching children because: Because children inspire me to be better. They are a joy to be around.
  • Favorite Children's Book: Yummiest Love
  • Name: Regina
  • I Teach: Infants
  • Teaching Since: 1997
  • I love teaching children because: I love to work with the baby's and share my love with them.
  • Favorite Children's Book: Brown Bear, Brown Bear
  • Name: Shivonne
  • I Teach: Twos
  • Teaching Since: 2009
  • I love teaching children because: It gives me a opportunity to be a positive role model in the children's lives.
  • Favorite Children's Book: Llama Llama Time to Share

Administration

  • Name: Allison Wilmot

    Position: Director

    In Education Since: 2001

    I love working for Bright Horizons because: I love partnering with families to create an exciting, challenging, and loving learning learning environment!

    Favorite Children's Book: Matilda by Roald Dahl

  • Name: Jeni Journet

    Position: Education Coordinator

    In Education Since: 2004

    I love working for Bright Horizons because: of the children, of course! I love to see the light in the children's eyes when they learn a new concept.

    Favorite Children's Book: The Giving Tree By: Shel Silverstein